Sitepro Blog - Entries by author 'Paul Her'

What Makes A Website Successful?

Paul Her — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:18:00 -0600

We’re not going to focus on the design or the layout of a website, although we may mention some basic elements that will relate to the design, but more importantly, we’re focusing on how the website is structured so it can be successful.

There’s no question on arguing how a website can help you obtain a successful online presence and that it’s the most effective marketing strategy one can have as a designer or a company. A successful website should already have basic information where a site visitor can learn, identify and quickly understand how you can help. Essentially, a website provides a solution to a problem.

Using Twitter To Promote

Paul Her — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 15:55:00 -0600

Hard economic time brings less people and traffic to you making you second guessing your advertising strategies. Don’t have to spend a dime if you don’t want to but how are you still going to drive traffic? How are you going to announce your next big thing without any advertisement?

What Is Lorem Ipsum?

Paul Her — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:43:00 -0600

First we’ll look into what is Lorem Ipsum? Then we’ll head into the magical wonders of why creative designers and publishers use lorem ipsum in their initial designs.

Usability in Web Design

Paul Her — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:02:00 -0600

Usability testing determines the success (or failure) of a website. Site visitors click through the site with the mouse and decide what the next step should be. Whether your site is a product driven site and the main focus is to generate a profit through people buying things, or a content heavy site with just loads of information to educate or get a point across, all site owners have one purpose in mind and a single goal to accomplish, how will the site visitor interact with the web site and how they think.

Into the Future of Website Pixel Trends

Paul Her — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 15:37:00 -0600

Statistics are important data to business industries. However, statistics regarding browser display and the trend of advancing forward are important concepts to web designers and developers. As computer technology advances, the size of monitor screen is increasing; thus resulting in technology companies designing and developing sites at a wider scale. However, this opposes a problem for the general public, especially businesses and individuals who are still utilizing smaller monitor resolutions or viewing sites at the ancient resolution of 800x600 pixels.